Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-02
SOCietV NOtes.

Mr.. and Mrs. C.. S. NOyeS and their youngest
daughter, Mira, will leave on Monday by steamer
from Baltimore to Boston, to spend some weeks in
Maine and New Hampshire.
Mr.. Alvin NJ. Lothrop and wife sailed from New
York this afternoon for an extended trip on the
continent, and will visit Paris, Berlin, London and
Immediate points.
Mrs. Col Treutlen and daughter left the city to-
day for Warrenton, Va, where they purpose spend
ing the summer months
Mrs. DR.. Geo. yasey, who has been seriously Ill
for several weeks, is slowly recovering.
pleasant excursion was given to the friends of
Edith Kellogg by her father ON Thursday small
steamer was secured, and the route was by canal
the elevator from the river to the canal, and
through the locks, was new to all, and decidedly
attractive and enjoyable.
One OF the pleasantest social events OF the week
was the reception and lawn party given by the
'WttmOre" to its friends, to the number OF nearly
300, at the residence OF Mrs. Barnes, 800 C street
northwest, last Wednesday evening. The night
was beautifully moonlight, while the grounds
which were large and spacious had been brightly
Illuminated with colOred lights and tasefully dec
GRATED with flags and fragrant flowers. But the
most delightful feature OF all was the spirit OF
hospitality and good cheer which prevailed
throughout, heightened by the grace and charm
OF the young ladies who dispensed it. A string
band was In attendance, to which was added re-
freshmentS OF cream and cake.
On Monday evening last Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Lar
cOmbe celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of
their marriage at their residence No. $40 street
southwest. 1t was very enjoyable occasion, and
many costly and elegant presents were received.
DR.. j. c. yelling sailed in the Germanic white
Star line) On the 29th for a few weeks absence
abroad.
Mrs. Mary c. Nimmo, 9e2 Mcpherson SQUARE &C.
companied by her daughter, Miss Mamie P. Nimmo.
will leave the city on Monday, to sail direct for
Glasgow, from New York. next Saturday: They
expect TO spend the summer in Scotland where
they have relatives, returning here some time in
october.
Miss Della Stacey, of this city, has returned to
her home from New York, where she made q sue
cessful debut on the stage.
Samuel T. Davis family left this morning for
Aurora, where they will spend the summer
Mrs. William Birney, Mrs A. A. Birney three
children and nurse, are at Ocean Grove, New
jersey.
Mrs. NJ. E. semkin, Of washington, is at the Oak
land Hotel.
Mr.. James Q. Rice has left the city to visit his
family in Connecticut.
Miss Bradford gave lawn party at ssRose
Mount, ~ on the 2Sth instant.
Mrs. Col. H. B. Denman gave large excursion
party to Lower Cedar Point Friday, July l. The
time there was spent most delightfully."- the return
tp ey ne was enjoyed
Brent, Fendal, Dodge and Young, Messrs. w. w.
Brown, Machel, Denman, Ewing and Dr. Hoover.
SAID HE DIDN'T INTEND TO SrEA1.-"What were
you arrested f0r?" was asked of John Powers, a
boy about seventeen years old, when he was Be-
hind the bars last evening. "Nothing whatever. !"
he answered. 81 only went into Wolf Horns
store, on Pennsylvania avenue, to buy shirt and
when walked out had a pair OF pants under my
arm, but did not intend to steal them" This
morning in the Police Court he told similar story
to his attorney, and Officer Harlow told the court
OF hts arrest and admission. He was given two
months In jail.
An ASSIGNMENTS. Gassenheimer, OF Sans
restaurant and hotel No. 2O6 9th street, yesterday
made an assignment for the benefit of hiS CredftOra
TO Bernhard GasSenheimer. He makes preference
OF $045 to j. w. Hechinger, Fanny GaSsenheimer
S264, B. Robinson 1921, A. Lully S2lS and w. J.
Lemp, OF st. Louis, t27.75.
There were three new cases Of yellow fever at
Key West yesterday, but no deatha